The Ways of Life; a Study in Ethics
The Ways of Life; a Study in Ethics
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The truth is that the present is not capable of becom- ing the material of thought. While we think in the present, what we think of is either past or future. For thought the present is merely a dividing line of no dimensions between past and future.
And yet without a present we could neither have a future nor a past. Although it is not capable of being presented in thought, it is that which makes past and future possible conceptions of thought. The present is that in which we live and think, th...at which we must have, and that which we want to have. It is a something of which we are all aware and yet are completely unable to express. 1 Inasmuch as it is in the present that the purpose of our being is fulfilled, in which we are active, and inasmuch as the present is not expressible in thought, it follows that the purpose of our being is not expressible in thought. For thought the word purpose has always a future 1 In this connexion what one remembers of his state under an anaesthetic is interesting.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The truth is that the present is not capable of becom- ing the material of thought. While we think in the present, what we think of is either past or future. For thought the present is merely a dividing line of no dimensions between past and future.
And yet without a present we could neither have a future nor a past. Although it is not capable of being presented in thought, it is that which makes past and future possible conceptions of thought. The present is that in which we live and think, th...at which we must have, and that which we want to have. It is a something of which we are all aware and yet are completely unable to express. 1 Inasmuch as it is in the present that the purpose of our being is fulfilled, in which we are active, and inasmuch as the present is not expressible in thought, it follows that the purpose of our being is not expressible in thought. For thought the word purpose has always a future 1 In this connexion what one remembers of his state under an anaesthetic is interesting.
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